INDEX

Set Generator, Menu ( 2)

37

Set Grid (AC1) Amps AC, Menu (11)

48

Set Grid Usage, Menu ( 9)

45

Set High Battery Cut Out VDC, Menu ( 9)

46

Set Input Lower Limit VAC

71, 72, 73

Set Input Lower Limit VAC, Menu (11)

48

Set Input Upper Limit VAC

71, 73

Set Input Upper Limit VAC, Menu (11)

48

Set Inverter, Menu ( 1)

37

Set LBCO Delay Minutes, Menu ( 9)

46

Set Load Start Amps AC, Menu (12)

49

Set Load Start Delay Min, Menu (12)

49

Set Load Stop Delay Min, Menu (12)

49

Set Low Battery Cut in VDC, Menu ( 9)

46

Set Low Battery Cut In VDC, Menu (16)

53

Set Low Battery Cut Out VDC, Menu ( 9)

46

Set Low Battery Transfer VDC, Menu (16)

53

Set Max Charge Amps

66, 70

Set Max Charge Amps AC, Menu (10)

48

Set Max Charge Amps Setting

64

Set Max Cranking Seconds, Menu (13)

51

Set Max Sell Amps AC, Menu (17)

54

Set Maximum Run Time, Menu (12)

50

SET POINTS Buttons

10

Set Post Crank Seconds, Menu (13)

51

Set Pre Crank Seconds, Menu (13)

51

Set RY7 Function, Menu (13)

50

Set Search Spacing, Menu ( 9)

46

Set Search Watts, Menu ( 9)

46

Set Temp Comp, Menu (10)

48

Setup Menu

44

Menu (14) Auxiliary Relays

51

Menu (15) Bulk Charge Trigger Timer

53

Menu Headings

44

Menu Map

35

Silent (SLT) Mode

45, 82

SineWave Communications Adapter (SWCA)

128

SLT (Silent) Mode

45, 82

Software Revision

1, 5, 96

Software Revision, Menu ( 3)

39

Special Notices

2

Specifications and Features

118, 119

50 Hz Models

119

60 Hz Models

118

Stacking - Parallel

96

Stacking - Series

95

Stacking Inverters (120/240 VAC)

72, 95

Stacking Port

12

Start Bulk Time, Menu (15)

53

Start Charge Time

86, 87, 90

Start Charge Time, Menu (18)

54

Start Quiet Time, Menu ( 7)

43

SW Series Power Panel Systems

129

SWCA

128

Remote Monitoring

128

Remote Setup

128

Remote Troubleshooting

128

SWCB (Conduit Box)

23, 128

SWRC

128

System Grounding

26

Bonding The Grounding System

26

Equipment Or Chassis Grounds

26

Grounding Electrodes/Ground Rods

26

Grounding Vs. Lightning

29

Neutral-To-Ground Bond Switching

27

T

 

T240 Transformer

129

TFB (Fuse Block)

23

Theory of Operation

57

Block Diagram

57

Output Waveform

58

Three Wire Start Generators

77

Time of Day Metering

90, 92, 94

Time of Day, Menu ( 6)

43

Torque

 

 

Wire Connections

20

Trace Engineering Menu, ( 3)

39

Trace Meter (TM500)

129

Transfer Time

20, 70, 81

Inverter/Charger Mode

70

Transferring Based On Battery Voltage

 

Inverter/Charger Mode

69

Transferring Upon Availability Of AC Power

Inverter/Charger Mode

69

Transformer Overtemp, Menu ( 5)

41

Two Wire Start Generators

76

U

 

 

Universal motors

See Inductive Loads

Unpacking

17

User Menu

36

Menu Headings

36

Menu Map

34

User Settings Worksheet

123

Setup Menu – 12 VDC

124

Setup Menu – 24 VDC

125

Setup Menu – 48 VDC

126

User Menu

123

Using Multiple Inverters

95

Utility Back-Up

88, 92

Utility Back-Up Mode

45, 61, 90, 94, 101

Battery Requirements

82

Silent (SLT) Mode

82

SLT (Silent) Mode

82

Utility Support/Overload Protection

82

Utility Inter-Active Mode

61, 83

Battery Overvoltage Protection

89

Islanding Protection

84

Selling Power

85

From A DC Charging Source

85

Stored In The Batteries

86

Utility Back-Up

88

Utility Support/Overload Protection

82

V

 

 

Ventilation

18

Voltage Start Ready, Menu ( 2)

39

W

 

 

Warning Label

21

Warranty

 

 

Corrosion

17

Generator

25

Not Covered

24, 25, 51

Shipping Address

136

Warranty Registration And Repair

135

Well pumps

See Inductive Loads

Inverter Surge

See Locked Rotor Amps

Wiring

 

 

AC Wiring

18

AC Input Connections

18

AC Output Connections

18

Installation Guidelines

20

Control Wiring

25

Aux Relay Wiring

25

Fusing

25, 74, 89

Gen Control Relays

25

Remote Control Wiring

25

DC Wiring

22

Battery Cable Connections

24

Battery Cable Sizing

22

Worksheet

 

 

Battery Sizing

103

2001 Xantrex Technology, Inc.

Telephone: 360/435-8826

SW Series Inverter/Charger

5916 - 195th Street N. E.

Fax: 360/435-2229

Part No. 2031-5

Arlington, WA 98223

www.traceengineering.com

Rev. C: February 2001

Page

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SW Series specifications

Xantrex Technology has established itself as a leader in innovative power solutions, and its SW Series inverters epitomizes this commitment to quality and efficiency. Designed for both standalone and grid-tied applications, the SW Series offers versatile power management for a range of residential and commercial needs.

At the heart of the SW Series is its advanced pure sine wave output, ensuring clean and reliable electricity suitable for sensitive electronics. This feature makes it an excellent choice for applications such as solar energy systems, where it provides high-quality power for a variety of devices, from household appliances to complex machinery.

One of the key characteristics of the SW Series is its modular design, which allows for easy installation and scalability. This modularity enables users to expand their power system as their energy needs grow, making it an ideal choice for both small and large installations. The inverters come equipped with a user-friendly interface, providing clear information on system performance, battery status, and more, ensuring that users can effectively monitor and manage their energy consumption.

The SW Series inverters also incorporate cutting-edge technology, such as the patented Power Factor Correction (PFC) feature, which optimizes energy efficiency by reducing harmonic distortion. This translates into less wasted electricity and lower energy costs, making it an environmentally friendly option for users looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

Another notable feature of the SW Series is its ability to operate in extreme conditions. Built with robust components and advanced thermal management systems, these inverters can withstand a wide range of temperatures and environmental challenges, ensuring reliable performance in various settings. This durability makes them suitable for off-grid applications, including remote cabins, RVs, and boats.

Furthermore, the SW Series supports a variety of battery types, including lithium-ion, AGM, and gel batteries, offering flexibility for users to choose the best energy storage solution for their needs. The sophisticated battery management system ensures optimal charging and discharging, prolonging the lifespan of the batteries and enhancing the overall efficiency of the power system.

In summary, Xantrex Technology's SW Series inverters stand out for their pure sine wave output, modular design, energy efficiency features, and robust performance in challenging conditions. With their versatility and advanced technology, they cater to the evolving needs of today’s power consumers, making them a compelling choice in the modern energy landscape.
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